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treasurer

[trezh-er-er] / ˈtrɛʒ ər ər /


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"Even if the tensions around SVB or Credit Suisse are far removed from the concerns of most French treasurers, companies are conducting precise and detailed analysis of bank counterparty risks," Biarneix told a news conference.

From Reuters

He currently serves as the national committeeman for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, was previous treasurer of the Republican National Committee and chaired the site selection committee for the 2020 Republican National Convention.

From Washington Times

While treasurer, he’s focused upon efforts to curb health care costs for state employees and retirees and for the poor as a way to improve their well-being.

From Seattle Times

Ffion Thomas, club treasurer and a mother of two girls who use the facilities, said football was a "big deal in our house".

From BBC

A certified public accountant, Eckstrom, 74, has spent 20 years as comptroller general and before that four years as state treasurer.

From Seattle Times